all the key war correspondents on itn, channel 4, matt frei, krishnan guru murthy, there are a list ofentials the world over for many years, who have all become very worried about the lack of access into gaza and what that means on telling and unfolding events and telling it accurately. there are some very serious allegations against israel, allegations of war crimes, allegations of genocide, which was presented before the international court ofjustice. until we get proper, independent, impartial, foreign journalists on the ground there, it is going to be very difficult to disprove, or prove, those allegations. alex crawford from sky news speaking from iraq. the high court in belfast has ruled that to give suspects immunity from prosecution or in breach of the european convention on human rights. the government said the legislation, which applied to all former members of the security forces, and x paramilitaries, was an attempt to draw a line under the events of the past. the trouble is cost the lives of more than 3500 people. thejudge in belfast said there was no evidence that the imm

all the key war correspondence on itn, channel 4, krishnan guru murphy, there are a list of the top,ntials the world over for many years, who have all become very worried about the lack of access into gaza and what that means on telling and unfolding events and telling it accurately. there are some very serious allegations against israel, allegations against israel, allegations of war crimes, allegations of war crimes, allegations of war crimes, allegations of genocide, which was presented before the international court ofjustice. until we get proper, independent, impartial, foreignjournalists on proper, independent, impartial, foreign journalists on the ground there, it is going to be very difficult to disprove, or prove, those allegations. we would argue it is in his rare's interests as well to allow the free movement of independentjournalists. the argument is that there are palestinian journalists in there, thatis palestinian journalists in there, that is true, but in every big story, anywhere, even if you are covering the g8 summit on the olympics or party conferences in 0lympics

could itn so really be that a millionaire hurts plane has been found after all of these years? aviation pioneer and she said it to many records including the first aviator to fly so low across the american. she set out to play around the world and almost made it. she was last seen july 2nd, 1937 headed for an island. she did not make it to and where her plane went down is one ofha history's greatest mysteries until perhaps now. and ocean exploration country based in charleston,thin south carolina, has found something resembling a plane on the floor of the ocean 100 miles from the islands. we don't know for sure if it is her plane. the company plans to go back and do more exploration, but we are, perhaps, closer to solving one of history's greatest mysteries. lastly, i never thought my happiness woul woud depend on a member of the rodent family.oden but when you spend one fourth of your life wishing winter would end handspring would begin, you pay attention to a groundhog named phil whose first name i cannot pronounce. i remember growing up and ii really believed early spring o

as itn's katherine samson explains, they're pledging to serve all of northern ireland. >> reporter: assun rose over the city of belfast this morning, some spoke of a new dawn. the stage being set for the landmark moment political paralysis finally ended. and it was a historic moment for sinn fein's michelle owe near, cheered by supporters, the first nationalist or republican to ever be appointed first minister of northern ireland. >> today opens the door to a future, a shared future. i am honored to stand here as first minister. we mark a moment of equality and a moment of progress. a new opportunity to work and to grow together. >> reporter: this day, she said, would have been unimaginable to her grandparents, made possible by the good friday agreement. michelle o'neill's father was an ira prisoner, and she has attended memorials for former members. but she has pledged to show respect to the royal family and cooperate with colleagues to cherish the union. >> this is an assembly for all. catholic, broughprotestant, and dissenter. i am sorry for all the lives lost during the conflict, w

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if you cannot make it to the parade to watch itn rson, we have got you covered. we'll brinu ve coverage of the san francisco chinese new year parade starting at 6:00 tomorrow night here on ktvu, fox two and the fox local app on your smart tv. >> california state university campuses, especially the ones in the bay area, are enrolling far fewer students these days. it's a trend that began in 2019 and made worse with the pandemic. ktvu tom vacar for the day. looking at the hard numbers that both universities and students are facing in the rapidly evolving world of higher education, tom rapidly evolving by the end of this decade, consider this many economists predict that the us will be at least 8 million college graduates, short of the number needed to create and manage critical new technologies for many generations. >> americans believe that a college degree was the promise of a better life on many levels. >> that's what i was told, you know that you go to the to a school to get a degree, and then after that degree, you start earning money. but that's not always ex

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now if i work for the bbc and someone said to me, dad, there's a story here involving an itn news anchor than one phone call. >> i'd be expected to make more and drop more than one email to the to the guy who tipped me off with the story, i think they were hoping it away from were hoping it went away from the bbc's perspective. martin, of you know, could of course you know, this could have been a blag. >> this could been >> this could have been a complete scam. there's lots of loonies there to loonies out there who want to try and ruin people's careers, but it wasn't a scam and they weren't lunatics. >> and bbc what the bbc do. >> they've made an announcement. martin that they're going to employ mid—ranking employ more mid—ranking mandarins to ensure that things like never again , like this never happen again, and there is another , and that if there is another, uh, allegation that it's immediately, uh , highlighted to immediately, uh, highlighted to top brass at the bbc, see, and dan, do you think this will highlight the public feeling that's growing that different rules seem to apply t

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try to get to the bottom of all of this, i'm joined by stuart purvis, the former chief executive of itnl of our rivals seem to want to make programmes about that story, particularly channel 4 and itv, shall we co—operate by releasing documents? what else should we release? and he wanted to know what was going on there and we see more of what was going on but we don't see, i count there are 1730 pages where the initials lpp stands for and its legal professional privilege but in other words bbc is saying this page is covered by a part of the freedom of information act that says you don't have to reveal it because it's part of the advice a lawyer was giving to a client and in this case the in house lawyers of bbc were giving to bbc executives and therefore, we're not going share it. that's the crunch point we've got to. we will basically now going to see if they going to be another state where the bbc either stands on that position or has to release the e—mails as well? or has to release the e-mails as well? ., ., ., �* �* �* , well? even allowing for the bbc's claim of legal— well? even a